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RENEWABLE ENERGY MEXICO<\/a><\/p>\n CENACE last week announced an operational state of emergency on the Yucatan peninsula. Although a day later, the agency clarified that CFE has two transmission lines that could supply additional capacity as a last resort.<\/p>\n AMLO administration officials held another round of talks with Andr\u00e9s Fusco Clynes, Tamaulipas\u2019 Energy Commissioner, to discuss the latest advancements on the state\u2019s energy landscape. In addition, while solar energy experienced 32 percent growth in the 1Q19, EY\u2019s annual Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index reduced Mexico\u2019s score by six places.<\/p>\n Energized yet? Keep reading!<\/p>\n NATIONAL<\/strong><\/p>\n CENACE declares operational emergency in Yucatan<\/a>\u00a0Since the explosion at PEMEX\u2019s Abkatun Alfa platform, the injection of natural gas has been reduced by 200,000GJ per day.<\/p>\n Tamaulipas presents latest advancements on its energy agenda<\/a>\u00a0The current administration has constructed eight wind farms with an associated investment of US$2,400 million.<\/p>\n Queretaro\u2019s energy industry pushes for local provider services<\/a>\u00a0Through a diagnosis executed by the government, production capabilities and areas of opportunity are being identified.<\/p>\n According to ASOLMEX, solar energy grew by 32 percent during 1Q19<\/a>\u00a0From December 2018 to June 2019, the operational launch of 10 solar developments added 982MW to the grid.<\/p>\n EY\u2019s Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index positions Mexico in 19th<\/sup>\u00a0place<\/a>\u00a0The developing country fell six positions from last year\u2019s publication.<\/p>\n INTERNATIONAL<\/strong><\/p>\n UK\u2019s GHG emissions will be cut to almost zero by 2050<\/a>\u00a0Britain is the first major nation to propose this target and is expected to have a total cost of EU$1 trillion.<\/p>\n Trump administration finalizes revamp of Obama\u2019s coal rule era<\/a>\u00a0The Affordable Clean Energy rule, gives states flexibility to set performance standards and energy efficiency practices.<\/p>\n France offers to lead EU revival of PV manufacturers<\/a>\u00a0Top figures in the French government have rallied behind a program to foster PV manufacturing to take on Asia\u2019s dominance.<\/p>\n Markets & Regulation<\/strong><\/p>\n Africa\u2019s wind project pipeline grows to 18GW<\/a>\u00a0South Africa boasts the market share, with 2.1GW of operational capacity as of 1Q19 and targets 10GW of additional capacity by 2030.<\/p>\n Michael Bloomberg announces a US$500 million investment in\u00a0Beyond Carbon<\/em>campaign<\/a>\u00a0The plan aims to close all remaining coal plants by 2030 and avoid the construction of gas plants.<\/p>\n New York formalizes renewable target with aggressive climate plan<\/a>\u00a0The bill formalizes targets of 6GW of solar capacity by 2025, 3GW of storage by 2030 and 9GW of offshore wind by 2035.<\/p>\n Technology & Innovation<\/strong><\/p>\n Hydrogen is not the fuel of the future. It\u2019s already here<\/a>\u00a0G20 leaders concluded there are two important decarbonization options ahead: carbon capture and hydrogen.<\/p>\n